Many of us work at jobs we hate, desperately jealous of those who do what we love and get pleasure and money from it. Such people have found their calling. But not everyone can find it. If you want to define what your calling is, here are several ways.
Instructions
Step 1
The first way is to remember what you did well as a child. Note - not “who you wanted to be,” but what you did well. Maybe you were the best in kindergarten to assemble a construction set, or to dance, or jokingly solve computer science problems at school. If you find something that you liked and like until now, know that your vocation lies somewhere close.
Step 2
If your childhood memories didn't give you anything, you can use the second method. To do this, you need to sit down, focus, and imagine yourself as the richest person in the world. Imagine that the money issue is not in front of you in principle, but the question is what to do. So if you didn't have to think about money, what would you do? If the answer does not come immediately, find it by brute force. To do this, take any occupation that comes to mind and try it on yourself. Actress, artist, investor, traveler, head of an oil corporation, etc. Do this until there is a clear feeling inside - “this is it!”.
Step 3
There is also a third method - getting an answer in a dream. Every evening, falling asleep, you need to ask your subconscious for an answer to the question, what is your vocation. It is to ask, not to order. Put a notebook and a pen next to you and write down the dream as soon as you wake up, even if at first glance it did not mention any vocation. Remember that dreams do not give direct answers, you have to think about what your subconscious mind might have in mind. Do this for several days in a row, and one day you will receive a clear answer.
